The Associated Students of the University of Utah, ASUU, has selected the Marriott Library to receive the 2025 class gift. The $15,000 contribution will be used to purchase additional laptops that will be loaned to students through the library’s Knowledge Commons on level two....
Here is a highlight of two of our graduating students from Special Collections. ...
Graduating with any type and level of degree is a feat in itself. But Elise LeMonnier, a College of Fine Arts graduate who majored in Honors Art History and English and minored in Arts Technology, has published a book while working at the Marriott Library....
Congratulations to all of our library staff who are graduating this semester! This semester we have 18 students who have finished their degrees. The work they've done for the library and the University of Utah community has been invaluable. Here are the graduates:...
The University of Utah Press, in collaboration with the University of Utah Middle East Center, is pleased to announce the launch of an innovative new book series, Transregional Middle Easts. This series seeks to expand the boundaries of Middle Eastern scholarship by welcoming manuscripts that...
As part of the University of Utah’s efforts to prioritize open research, the University Libraries has partnered with the Office of the Vice President for Research to facilitate open-access publishing through a licensing agreement with Elsevier. The agreement allows U of U corresponding authors at...
Interested in a dynamic, hands-on experience studying quantitative methods and statistics over the summer in Ann Arbor, Michigan? ICPSR’s summer training program offers courses in research design, statistics, data analysis, and social science methodology....
Marie Paiva, librarian at the J. Willard Marriott Library, was recently awarded a Fulbright Specialist Program grant. The award will allow her to complete a project at Mohammed bin Rashid Library in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The project will serve to exchange knowledge and...
U of U authors are prolific and the library strives to support U of U book authors by ensuring their works are in the collection. We also want every book to find its reader. This blog post series highlights some of the new books written...
From Indigenous Histories and Cultures in North America to Royal Shakespeare Company Archives, the University of Utah now has access to millions of pages of primary source content through a purchase of the Adam Matthew (AM) primary source collections. This access will empower greater research...